Republican Twitter Feed

Wednesday, May 9, 2012

• Gohmert: Quid pro quo? Texas Republican suggests feds went easy on BP
• IN CASE YOU MISSED IT: Representative Gosar and House Members Cut Department of Justice Salaries until Stonewalling Ceases
• TODAY IN DC: Ros-Lehtinen, Diaz- Balart, Mayor Regalado & Miami City Commissioners Will Meet With Chairman Of Appropriations Subcommittee Seeking Greater Flexibility In Using Community Development Block Grants
• Rep. Young Pleased With Postal Service Announcement
• Thornberry: Local Student Wins National Art Contest
• Burgess: HHS without plans for Supreme Court Health Law Ruling
• Royce on the Costs of Rising Regulations
• Rep. Young Leads Bipartisan Effort to Reject Anti-Salmon Amendment
• Pearce Supports Postal Decision, Gives Credit to New Mexicans
• Schweikert: “have They Lost Their Minds?”
• Kingston and Westmoreland Take a Stand Against Misuse of the Tax Code
• Schock: House Passes Reauthorization of Vital Economic Tool
• Rep. Noem Applauds U.S. Postal Service's Decision to Keep Rural Post Offices Open
• WSJM: Upton Continues Push For Keystone XL Pipeline
• Blackburn Amendment Handcuffs DOJ’s Ability to Defend Obamacare
• Statement by Congressman Gosar on Legislation to Honor Fallen Border Patrol Agent Brian A. Terry Passing U.S. Senate
• Broun Demands Immediate Resignation of TSA Administrator
• Congressman Pearce Announces Winner of Congressional Art Competition
• Chaffetz-Gosar-Farenthold Fast and Furious Accountability Amendment Passes House as Part of CJS Appropriations Bill
• Boehner: Just Along for the Ride: Democrats Not Even Trying to Cut Spending, Create Jobs
• Boehner: Senate Dems Under Pressure to Fix Student Loan Problem They Created
• Forbes: Question of the Week: With defense cuts imminent, what measure are you most concerned about?